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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 10 (September 1904) (1904)

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e number of ordinary pipe largest steamship in the world. She came to this port tered New York harbor, she drew something less than or tube stanchions, placed at frequent intervals, there direct from New London.; where she was built, and dur- 20 feet, consequently the navigating bridge was about… … spectrum, made from photographs ob- would be 37,000 tons. The only vessels View from Astern, Showing- the Great Beam. tained by Sykora at Spitzbergen in that are larger than the "Minnesota" 1S99, are compared by E. C. C. Baly with lines of similar are the "Celtic" and "Cedric," which are 700 feet…

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